Russell's Big Speech Electrifies House As Tariff Debates Swirl
Washington May 16. Congressional debate centers on tariff reform and wool duties as John E Russell electrifies the House with a pointed critique of high tariffs. Fellow reformer Ashbel Fitch voices support for fair measures while party lines fray amid interruptions and calls for accountability. The session ends with a recess ahead of an evening tariff bill debate.
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Washincton
John E. Russell
Perkins
Kansas
Mr. Russell
Mr. Mills
Tom Reed
Massachusetts
Mills
New England
Mr. Arnold
Rhode Island
Ashbel P. Fitch
New York
Viele
Mr. Fitch
Long
Mr. Scott
Mr. Brumm
Russell Defends Wool Tariff In House Debate
In Washington on May 16 the House opened the tariff debate with speakers from New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Mr Russell of Massachusetts argued wool tariffs hurt New England wool grow ers and manufacturers, noting U S wool production and a lack of export value. He cited Lowell and Vermont cases and claimed protective duties depress both farming and milling interests.
West's Meat Product Resolution Amended and Adopted
In Washington the Senate amended and adopted West's meat products inquiry resolution. Edmunds proposed striking general legislation from general appropriations bills, subject to Senate appeal, and the meat inquiry resolution was expanded to cover other transportation agencies and potential combinations by Trunk Line and Central Traffic Associations.
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Trunk Line Association
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Markets show strength as London buys $1.5 million B&O loan
Markets yesterday developed an undertone showing London’s appetite for U S securities. The Baltimore & Ohio loan of 1,500,000 was placed in London the morning of subscription opening, signaling London’s readiness to purchase. Call money offered at 2 percent was declined and banks began lending for time money at lower rates. Atlantic & Pacific railroad may issue lands under a new policy favoring smaller lots, while second mortgage bonds await June 7 board action. Copper production by Old Dominion Copper Company was 2380 tons in April, with mine operations thriving. San Diego’s city tax levy stands at 89 cents on 18 million valuation, and Mexico’s rail expansion climbs to 3600 miles by 1887, spurring South American progress. Chile plans 800 miles of railroad costing about 17 million with bids opened July 30 in Santiago. Wheat markets face plausible European weakness as a major operator cautions long positions.
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Santiago de Chili
Unwilling Witnesses Probed in Board of Public Institutions Inquiry
The committee investigating mismanagement of public institutions continued hearings. Mr. Macintosh testified amid cross examination by Mr. Gargan. Witnesses discussed prices. items sold to Mr. Walsh and Deer Island institutions. General Donahue outlined committee duties. warrants and bills were reviewed. Jackson Mandell & Daniell testified on Saxonville blankets and quilts. Wilkinson and Wells tied to large orders. Pillsbury urged compulsory attendance for uncooperative witnesses as aldermen argued over adjournment and executive session.
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Saxonville
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Wilkinson
Henry B. Wells
Mr. Wells
George J. Wilkinson
Alderman Murphy
Cushing
Alderman Gove
Mr. Cushing
Continental Clothing House Opens on Washington Street
Visitors to the Hub this week are urged to inspect Continental Clothing House at 744 to 756 Washington street. Claimed as perhaps New England’s largest clothing store the firm touts 15000 new spring suits in the men’s department along with boys and youth apparel furnishing goods and more. Built on reliable goods at moderate prices the business highlights striking bargains in its advertisement.
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Continental Clothing House
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New England
Yale Divinity School graduates 29 with bachelor of divinity
Yale Divinity School held commencement at Batiel Chapel with 29 graduates receiving the bachelor of divinity. Two scholars will become foreign missionaries, one to China and one to India, while about a third enter home mission work in the West. The class list includes speakers and names from many states and cities.
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Nnew Haven
Batiel Chapel
Dwight
China
India
West
Charles L. Dinsmore
Stowe
Melancthon James
Baltimore
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alexander Milne
Westerly
K. 1
James B. Reynolds
North Haven
Conn
Rank V. Stevens
Verimontville
Mich
Lewis H. Thayer
Westfield
Mass
John P. Thrush
Ridgefield
W. Va
Henry A. Williams
Sudbury
N.C
John A. Wilson
Philadelphia
Penn
Lewin F. Buell
Madison
Funeral for Archbishop Lynch Held in Toronto
The May 16 funeral in Toronto followed a requiem mass for the dead led by Cardinal Taschereau with sermon by Bishop Ryan of Buffalo. The procession included Cardinal Taschereau, eight archbishops and bishops, ninety four priests, the Mayor and city council members, and a large crowd.
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Ont
Lynch
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Amusements Listing for Boston Venues Tonight and Today
A compact rundown of shows and times across Boston venues. Elaine at P SATRE 7 45 pm. The highest sidder at HORSTS BIREET 146 pm. Mazulin at SPORE THEATRE 7 45 pm. Prince Karl at BOSTON MUSEUM 8 pm. Fatinitza at BOSTON THEATRE 8 pm. Daddy Nolan at HOWARD ATHENAUM 8 pm. Zitka at GRAND OPERA HOUSE 2 pm. Battle of Bunker Hill at AMAL Tremont 401. Battle of Gettysburg at CYCLORAMA Tremont 641.
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Elaine
Horsts Bireet
Spore Theatre
Mazulin
Boston Museum
Prince Karl
Boston Theatre
Fatinitza
Howard Athenaum
Daddy Nolan
Evenng
Grand Opera House
Zitka
Core
Tremont Street
Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
Property and fruit listings for Friday posted
Today's brief shows personal property item L Foster Morse at 2 pm and fruit listing Horatio Harris at 12 noon on Friday.
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Marriages in Salem and Nearby Cities May Dates
Marriages announced include William J. Adams to Kate B. Welch in Salem on May 9. Also Moody N. Cone of Romney New Hampshire to Susan A. Orrall of Boston wed in this city on May 15. Harry 4 McConnell to Kittie L Ring tied the knot May 14 in this city. Eben P Smith to Edith M Ear wed May 8 in this city.
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Edith M. Ear
Deaths in May Boston area list aged 1 to 75
Obituary notices record deaths across Massachusetts cities from May 11 to May 18. Names include George W Bates 49, David C Bernard 70, Esther Nichols Browne infant 24 days, Annie J Butler 46, Michael Cassidy 46, Mary Clapp 34, Eliza Dixwell 64, William S Edmonds, Howard A Fowler 2, Sally Thorn dike French, Helen M Read Gardner 60, Elizabeth T Gilbert 65, Sammire C Hazen 1, James Hill 58, George F Jenkins 19, George Lane 68, Daniel Lunt 62, Mabel W Marsters 7 months 15 days, Helen A Mellish, Mrs M Jane Morse 75, Mary Nolan 28, Priscilla Nickerson infant, Annie Pulson 83, Clara Churchill Smith 36, Mabel Tilton 51, Lucy Tucker 73. Occurring across Boston Highlands, Dorchester, Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, Newton, Charlestown and surrounding towns. Funeral details in several entries.
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Roxbury
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Somerville
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Lakewood
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Dorchester
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Hazen
Shirley Village
Sammire C
Thomas L
Mary J. Hazen
Hill
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Jenkins
George F. Jenkins
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Newton
George Lane
Lunt
Newbury
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Auburnvale
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Gloversville
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Charlestown
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